🌊 Wave Dancer Charters – Galveston

Wave Dancer Charters is a family-owned and operated service based in Galveston, Texas, offering private saltwater fishing trips for up to six people. Whether you’re heading out for a half-day bay trip or going full throttle on an offshore deep-sea adventure, they’ve got all the essentials covered—from top-tier equipment to friendly, knowledgeable captains. Their laid-back professionalism makes every trip feel like fishing with old friends—with better gear and guaranteed stories.

📍 Address:	715 N Holiday Dr, Galveston, TX 77550
📞 Phone:	(409) 988-8888
🌐 Website:	www.wavedancercharters.com

🛥️ What You’ll Find

Private charters for up to six guests
Half-day bay, offshore & deep-sea trips
Family-friendly, veteran-run operation
All gear & essentials provided
Laid-back crew with local expertise

Author: Galveston County

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